Giuliani plans to endorse McCain Wednesday in California.

Time ^ | January 29, 2008

[2ndDivisionVet]

Now that the Sunshine has set, two old friends come to an understanding.

McCain topper Rick Davis quietly negotiated the agreement.

HALPERIN’S TAKE: 10 things Giuliani could have done differently.

Giuliani, in Florida concession speech, talked about his effort in the past tense, but said nothing explicit about dropping out — or The Deal.

[Clint N. Suhks]

So Roody Doody through all the Conservatives overboard.

Why am I not surprised?

Sean must be happy with his Roody Doody infomercials.

This proves LIKE HELL he would have nominated conservative judges.

[2ndDivisionVet]

Eight years is an eternity in politics.

[CutePuppy]

“Establishment of the Party, unite!”

[seanrobins]

What is it about the possiblity of FDT endorsing McCain that intrigues so many here? What could possibly be their stake in such a revoltin’ development?

Simply put: Its their very rational sense of being betrayed. Big time, betrayed.

[krb]

Nuclear weapons are the “easy button”

[papasmurf]

Fred has publicly said he would support whomever wins the nomination.

[JasonC]

Well, let's hope Ahmadinejad is similarly worried. Life gives you lemons...

[magritte]

Interesting. McCain ended up with a lot of “Giuliani’s votes”...Giuliani goes for McCain’s VP...McCain is a one-termer at best if he wins, and Giuliani is up next...magritte

[Anti-Hillary]

I can’t stand McCain, but I trust him more than Hillary or Obama

[lonestar]

I don’t care any more about who Rudy endorses than who Rosie endorses!

[Clint N. Suhks]

Campaign Carl confirming Roody Doody will endorse McQueeg.

THANK YOU SEAN HANNITY!

[CutePuppy]

McCain topper Rick Davis quietly negotiated the agreement.

Doesn't that say it all? What is there to negotiate, if there is no quid pro quo?

[WOSG]

“Probably. The other Republican candidates seem to dislike Romney.”

Rudy was graceful towards Romney tonight called them all honorable men (classy speech btw), and there has been no real animus towards Romney except for two candidates: Huckabee and MCCain.

McCain is a small-minded jerk who takes things personal and knows Romney is a far more accomplished, skilled, and better leader than he is. so he has to cut Romney down, with his cuts ... he he he...

Huckabee is a McCain lapdog trying to be McCain’s VP and is just channelling McCain’s animus. Huckster will go in business selling ice to eskimos when he’s done collecting his few delegates.

[rintense]

2000 was a LONG time ago. McCain has become complete unhinged since then, including coveting being Kerry’s VP.

[CounterCounterCulture]

This election cycle sickens me. When are people going to wake up?

[lonestar]

McCain is a one-termer at best if he wins,

A lame duck from day one--which would be the most positive thing he has to offer!

[Reagan79]

“The big difference, IMO, is temperament. I don’t trust John McCain with nuclear weapons.”

Huh? Of all the reasons to not support McCain (and there are many) this is the dumbest reason I have ever heard. Who are you worried McCain is going to go nuclear on?

[elizabetty]

I see little difference between McCain and Romney

You are not looking very hard.

I am a Conservative and John McCain has been telling me to shut and stop demanding my voice be heard for 8 years now.

Mitt Romney has not.

[mtnwmn]

I sure hope not.